COVER STORY

Sexual predators exposed: How they prey on our children

Weekly magazine spent four months conducting an undercover journalistic investigation on sex abuse on children in Mauritius.  Posing as teenage girls on social media, we were contacted by middle-aged men who wanted to have sex with us in exchange for money and gifts. One of them was a police officer.

We agreed to meet them – and filmed the interaction with hidden cameras. When we revealed that we were journalists, this is what the sexual predators had to say…

EDUCATION

The best fields to obtain a masters in

In one’s mid-20s, if there is one question that is often asked, it is: what field is best for me to do my masters in? After securing a degree, people usually want to complete their masters to gain an edge over their competitors on the job market. Weekly looks at the options open to graduates.

HEALTH

The biofood promise: Pie in the sky?

The government has officially pledged to eventually produce at least half of all local food using bio farming methods. Is it a realistic goal for the country and if so, is it something that we want? Or is it simply a case of green slogans trumping reality?

PARLIAMENT FEATURE

All you need to know about the walkout, Anil Gayan’s criticism of the press and much more.